Bestiarium

A piece of Sunday morning music, improvised as the summer sun rose.
This is the first track in the trilogy Bestiarium - the other two are An Invocation of Strings and A Maelstrom of Drums.
Instruments:
Haken Continuumini
2× Soma Cosmos
Photo by Akbar Nemati on Unsplash

A Riddle of Flutes (Bestiarium 1)

String sounds of all sorts from the Haken Continuumini processed through two Cosmos loopers from Soma. The second track in Bestiarium - a small trilogy together with A Riddle of Flutes and A Maelstrom of Drums.
Photo by Johanna Vogt on unsplash.com

An Invocation of Strings (Bestiarium 2)

The third in the trilogy Bestiarium - 1 and 2 are A Riddle of Flutes and An Invocation of Strings.
In this one the Suzuki Waraku goes into two Soma Cosmos loopers with two different firmware versions. Nearly all drum sounds from this magnificent japanese koto-synth contributes to this drums-only-track.
Photo: Japan Society

A Maelstrom of Drums (Bestiarium 3)

SoundOkapi is a Danish sound artist known for his distinct blend of minimal music, ambient, micro house, noise, and experimental genres. 
Synths, augmented by guitar pedals and loopers, are central to his eclectic sound, which also includes his own vocals. Collaborating with other sound artists like Hanne Raffnsøe and Berlin-based trio Pausa a Pausa, SoundOkapi has performed in Danish churches, festivals, and Berlin venues. 
Trained originally as a classical organist, he transitioned to experimental electronic music, exploring improvisation and innovative techniques, marking a new chapter in his musical journey.
Read everything on http://soundokapi.dk